Sale Notice for Chestnut Geldings and Bay Gelding
Public auction notice for two horses to be sold by public auction at the office. One chestnut gelding in splendid condition and one bay gelding. The event is scheduled for Saturday December 18 at 4:30 pm. Both horses are well bred and described as sound and in good health.
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Memorial notice for Arthur Reuben Bool
Funeral remembrance from December 1801 1918 for Arthur Reuben Bool. The writer vows to remember him, cherishes the memory, and expresses enduring affection and grief for the father who passed away, seeking solace in the recollection of shared moments and love.
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M, Bric
In sad memory of our husband and father Artur Scorr
In loving memory of Artur Reuben Scorr who died December 10 1928 aged 46. Though he died five years ago, in our hearts he lives on. Wife and children keep his memory, and we cherish him always.
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Artur Reuben Scorr
Wartime radio schedule fragment notes and times
A garbled list of broadcast times and stations appears to be a partial radio schedule. Mentions include evenings on Thursday the 18th and Sunday the 16th, with references to programs and presenters such as Farber and Reva HH, along with various acronyms and place names.
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Ath
P.m. Intarnésetan
Afm
MLE
Farber
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Reva HH
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Lop
Advertise and Holiday Schedule for The Advocate
The Advocate will close for a holiday period starting December with no issue on Christmas Day and December 28. It resumes January 8 and then returns to its final Tuesday and Friday dates. A resume correspondent is sought for the new year with terms available on application to the editor.
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Advocate
Wandary Woul Seels Well At Lue Syd Ney Maes
Fragmentary OCR text reports Wandary Woul and a village market in Harbes district with a perim value allegedly set for Wandary Woul at a location near Sydney. Mentions deaths and problems, references dates and places unclear due to damage.
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Help for Farmers Under Inter Tax Reform Notice
Rural Industry Board informs farmers of upcoming tax changes and eligibility for exemptions. The notice warns that adjustments affect farming operations and urges tenants to verify licenses, supply records, and validity of poultry and dairy practices. Authorities emphasize compliance and access to relief programs.
Forbes Wheat Average and War Time Readings Report
A frayed wartime newspaper page fragment covers Forbes wheat averages and related market chatter. It notes price volatility, wartime urgency, and mentions figures like Dianne and Louwaltue while skimming weather and local conditions amid a stormy Monday night in Rivand.
Fire destroys home during harvest on Tuesday night
A blaze during harvest near Grenfell broke out about ten on Tuesday night, gutting the hay shed, washhouse, bathroom, two rooms, and sulky shed. Mr Ty Trotman and workers were nearby and could not save the property despite efforts. the loss to the occupant is noted, with damage to surrounding quarters and stock.
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Quandialla Wheat Receives Warm Note from Glen Lyn
My Martin Kerr, the 7, and 6, agent 8), Guandialla, received a fine example of Can borne wheat at the euilre during the week. It measured a good bushel with no sun, sent along by Mr. Wentinan of Glen Lyn.
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Wheat Blaze Destroys 160 Acre Farm in Wisconsin
A wheat fire at a Brot of the suntwur location in Wisconsin destroyed 160 acres of valuable cropland. The blaze, caused by unknown factors, razed the farm run by a local cooperative and resulted in total loss before firefighters contained it. The Farmers and Growers Cooperative Company compensated the farmer for 400 pounds in damages.
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EMAS TREEVIG AT ST JOHNS CHURCH GROUNDS EVENT
The event at St John’s Church of England grounds featured a town band under Str. Bande Sige, performing a lighted program for attendees. Seats and activities included a display of lanterns and various entertainments, drawing a large crowd and engagement from those present.
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Wheat storage figures cited amid official confirmation
Officials confirm only 50 bags of wheat stored Thursday evening amid claims of possible mismanagement. Wheat allegedly moved from vaults to a department under Agriculture with storage rates suggested between 400 and 600 bags daily potential.
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Fortet and Bistriet Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed
The monthly meeting of the Fortet and Bistriet Chamber of Commerce was moved to a later Wednesday evening due to unusually hot weather and a low attendance. Attendees included President Mr. Duan, Costins, G. W. Brownhill, Q. D. Blowtt, and D. J. Murphy. apologies from Mr. Hy 0 Elliott cited a recent sour dent and travel issues. The lobby discussed Lachlan railway routing plans and Kugow rac Deroobalmte connection ahead of next month’s gathering.
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Lachlan Water Works Petition and Delayed Debate
A meeting of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission discussed a petition for riverbank works on the Lachlan between Forbes and Godalaming. Officials outlined the need to form a Leuat to study the project and gather data for Parliament and the Public Works Committee.
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Rifle Shooting Meeting At Parkes In War Wartones
Wednesday's shoot at Parkes featured a rifle competition with 400 yards stage. Prizes included the Parkes Hoxing Lay award, with competitors such as D. Smith 45 30 38 402 and B. Channon 84 27 98 775. Nomination details to the War Secretary Mr AMINVInuLoR, who failed to receive invader intentions promptly.
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Porches Intermediate High School Aids Hospital Drive
The School Hospital Aid Society reports the Porches Intermediate High School stalls contributed to a fully equipped ward at Fortan District Hospital. A plate bearing a civic motif adorns the display, honoring the effort. Students and teachers celebrate the practical donation as a sign of community spirit.
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Garbage debate at North and Camp school referendum
A garbled report describes a North and Camp street proposal involving Forbes Intermediate High School. It notes a mayoral vote against the proposal and references a council debate on a school referendum with Aldermen White and Kam. The piece hints at an upcoming city council reconsideration and community reaction.
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Essex Tyedds Break Records In Hobart Launceston Run
A sensational performance by Normmag Smith in a single-seater bus car between Hobart and Launceston set 11 records for the journey. Departing Hobart at 4 am the vehicle reached Launceston in about 6 8 am covering 248 miles at an average pace of around 41 miles per hour. The feat, claimed as the best average for a year on Australian roads, was compared with other record attempts and noted by officials from the Australian Casualty or Parhave agencies.
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Forbes Water Supply Cries Over Hot Weather Strain
Town residents vent alarm as hot spell drains the reservoir, with indicators showing lower levels and fears of further decline. Officials note tankage and distribution limits, urging conservation while awaiting weather relief and system upgrades.
Fire devastates Grudgery Mountain settlements during fierce night
A night blaze on Grudgery Mountain caused widespread damage to roads and buildings. Reports name Robinas in Grudgury WC Padweller J Darcy Braverslale and others as affected. the fire, aided by rain, burned timber and amber inventory, with authorities warning of further risk.
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By By Forbes hotel changes and a long farewell
A scrambled report details the transition of the Commerc Hotel in Rawkiat Bie with new management under Mr GT Dy Rion, noting social and business implications. It covers the retirement of Mr. Glovamell from Forbes High School, the civic and educational responses, and a farewell gathering with staff and officials.
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Notable Local Figures Involved In Weekend Incidents And Debuts
The week recounts multiple local events: Mr Gandlegien's appointment as auditor, in Ausiturpe Hunt matters, and a gift of ink and cutlery from a Yestaraay sponsor. Walter Marah, famed journalist, underwent appendicitis surgery, visiting Forves Hospital after a short illness. Mr Campbell and Mr Myane take posts, Pat Garlick and son assume Court Horse Hotel duties, while Copstable Braith begins vacation. James Pardow injured in Forbes rock operation, alight with arm and rib injuries. George McNaily and S T McNeilly note a Sydney stage debut at Lyceum Theatre with a reception.
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Forbes School Matters and Parente Association Meeting
An 1910s report covers a joint meeting of the Parente and Citizen’s Association and the Forbes School event at Belihal Victoria Park. Funds of about £40 were intended for a memorial library, with plans for the new high school buildings in March and tendering for library fittings. The opening ceremony and memorial library project faced delays and reorganization, with a memorial appeal and a push to finalize honors on the school’s honor roll.
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